Under contract-accepting backup offers. Short Sale. From the $470,000

Home Sale Pending near Lake Minnehaha

Under contract-accepting backup offers. Short Sale. From the moment you pull up, it's giving: *Yes, I mow my lawn and host killer charcuterie nights.* That wide lot? Manicured to perfection. The shady oak? Straight out of a storybook. You haven't even stepped inside and already you're vibing. Inside, it's all natural light and smart flow. A front office built for your remote-work era. A formal dining room practically begging for candlelight and dramatic toast-giving. Then you hit the open kitchen and living area -- granite counters, gas range, 42* cabinets, and a pantry that gets your Costco personality. You look around and think: I could live here. No -- I should. The primary suite is calm, tucked away, and completely unbothered -- with dual walk-in closets and an ensuite that knows how to stay in on a Friday night. Upstairs? Flex central. A bonus room for movie marathons, three more bedrooms, a tech nook, and all the space that makes real life feel easier. But let's talk about where the magic happens: outside. Fully fenced. Fully fabulous. A pergola born for wine o'clock. A covered lanai made for rainy-day reading. And an extended paver patio that says yes to barefoot brunches, golden hour hangs, and spontaneous dance breaks. And Hammock Pointe? It's not just a neighborhood, it's a vibe. The kind of place that doesn't just gather -- it participates. Where Halloween goes full production, and New Year's Eve brings a house-to-house progressive party, each stop with its own theme, like a walkable carousel of food, music, and light, making every doorstep part of the story. There's a community pool, a playground, and water included in the ultra-low HOA that feels like a happy little secret. Location hits hard too: 10 minutes to downtown Clermont for farmers markets, festivals, and lakefront dining, 7 minutes to the Chain of Lakes boat ramp, and just 30 minutes to the theme parks. So yeah, this isn't just a house. It's the one that understands the assignment. And looks good doing it.